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These answers help families understand the policies, schedules and enrollment process at our Burbank daycare center.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Our Lil' Munchkins Daycare a licensed child care facility?

Yes, our facility is licensed and monitored by the State of California. OLM Day Care adheres to and exceeds all regulations set forth by the state. All licenses are posted on a board at our facility at all times. Our facility has been licensed since 2017, and our license number is 197493669.

Do you accept CCRC, DCFS & Pathways?

Yes, we accept CCRC, DCFS, and Pathways programs.

What are your hours of operation?

7 am - 6 pm

Do you offer T-K classes?

Yes, we have after T-K programs for children.

Does OLM Day Care Center have secured entrances?

Yes, our center has a secured front door that stays locked at all times with no back door entrance. Only parents are given access to the facility through a secure digital key during daycare hours. We monitor all activity through cameras installed both inside and out.

Do you accept Part-time?

Yes, 5 days either 7am-12pm or 1pm-6pm.

Can you provide more details on your location?

We are located in a very safe and quiet neighborhood in Burbank, close to the 5-Freeway, Burbank Hollywood Airport, Downtown Burbank and major studios including Disney, Universal and Warner Bros.

How early can I save a post?

You can save a post as soon as it becomes available. Families must complete a virtual or in-person tour before joining the waitlist.

How long is your waiting list?

The length of our waiting list varies frequently. Please call us to confirm, as availability fluctuates.

Are non-potty trained kids Accepted?

Yes, we accept non-potty trained kids too.

Are you open on weekends?

No.

Do you accept drop-ins?

Yes. We do accept drop-ins. However, the child needs to be enrolled following the same process as for a full-timer.

Are all staff trained in CPR, AED, and First Aid?

All of our staff are trained regularly in CPR and AED. First Aid is taught as required by state licensing regulations.

What do I need to register my kid or save a spot?

Admission is a two step process: parents tour the facility and then complete an interview with the parents or guardian.